Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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Maintenance K 4 ,-,.. . ., - mp as f isps- MQL ee f Je '61 4 si ff Head of Maintenance Cafeteria Supervisor Mr, Philip Chiappicinello, High School and Mr, Al Knott, School Mrs. Florence Burns District, Superintendent's Office Pat Wolgost, Mrs. Agnes Mielcarek and JoAnne Elia. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Susan Bacon, Mrs. Victoria Cipricuno, Mrs. Frances Semons. 17

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I SOPHOMORES Q .IUNIORS 'I9 C SENIORS